Poimen
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What's your point?
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March 1962 featured two snow storms for the NC Piedmont, by the way.
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Last hopes:
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Mad-March FTW?
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Well...we are the south... What I hate is that we are finally heading in the right direction as we approach March--I'd much rather have winter in winter than to go from a false spring back to winter. Anyway--if it can produce another winter event in March I'd gladly take that, too.
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Who knows where it goes from here...but I mean this is something that we could possibly work with:
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It sure would be nice to have Miller A storm track coupled with high pressure in the right location.
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The overnight runs offered little hope for a return to winter in the SE. There's still some time, I suppose, but you can sense the window closing quickly.
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Don't look now, but the 18Z GFS has some light fantasy snow in NC hours 210-222. Woot!
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Is this the ever elusive -NAO developing on the day 10 EC? Is it too little, too late?
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EURO wants to begin developing a -AO days 9-10 so we got that going for us. Hope springs eternal!
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What are you smoking or drinking? I could be wrong, but I think this is a reference to Robert, aka WXSouth.
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A really interesting discussion here concerning the polar vortex. Give it a look:
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If I understand the prognostications correctly, the pattern won't be ideal for SE/East coast until the second week of Feb and beyond, so I wouldn't get too amped about the Feb 2-3 event.
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crankywxguy...and he's no Wilkes.
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I welcome the one to two week break from continual model watching. If things go well in February great, if not, then it's been a fabulous winter anyway.
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Dollars to donuts says the EURU completely caves this afternoon.
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Someone said a few weeks ago that this winter would feature a storm that we would not see coming until 4-5 days out. This fits the bill, more or less. Hats off to whoever said that, if this in fact pans out.
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12Z NAVGEM looks like a decent event for Charlotte/Triad/Triangle folks.
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EURO/GFS/NAVGEM is not a bad coalition to have on your side going inside day 5. The question is: will the other two hold serve?
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I'm guessing he's referring to the EURO.
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I figured its a long shot here...but maybe we squeeze out something.
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Well... the 6Z NAVGEM has a similar solution at 120, showing a swath of modest precip over the Carolinas as the trough axis approaches. Interesting. EDIT: more precip at 126 across central/eastern NC as the coastal low forms near the OBX.
